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* ''La Suburban Dorada'', 1996 film based on the narcocorrido by Los Huracanes del Norte. Gives AdaptationExpansion to the events of the song (and AdaptationalNiceGuy to the Suburban's riders, from two-bit StupidCrooks to PapaWolf out to get his kidnapped son back alongside his Uncle Wolf brother) and turns the titular golden Suburban into a full-blown BMovie Film/JamesBond vehicle. Got a continuation, "[[RevengeOfTheSequel El Regreso de la Suburban Dorada]]".

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* ''La Suburban Dorada'', 1996 film based on the narcocorrido by Los Huracanes del Norte. Gives AdaptationExpansion AdaptationDeviation to the events of the song (and AdaptationalNiceGuy to the Suburban's riders, from two-bit StupidCrooks to PapaWolf out to get his kidnapped son back alongside his Uncle Wolf brother) and turns the titular golden Suburban into a full-blown BMovie Film/JamesBond vehicle. Got a continuation, "[[RevengeOfTheSequel El Regreso de la Suburban Dorada]]".
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* "La Suburban Dorada", 1996 film based on the narcocorrido by Los Huracanes del Norte. Gives AdaptationExpansion to the events of the song and turns the titular golden Suburban into a full-blown BMovie Film/JamesBond vehicle. Got a continuation, "[[RevengeOfTheSequel El Regreso de la Suburban Dorada]]".

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* "La ''La Suburban Dorada", Dorada'', 1996 film based on the narcocorrido by Los Huracanes del Norte. Gives AdaptationExpansion to the events of the song (and AdaptationalNiceGuy to the Suburban's riders, from two-bit StupidCrooks to PapaWolf out to get his kidnapped son back alongside his Uncle Wolf brother) and turns the titular golden Suburban into a full-blown BMovie Film/JamesBond vehicle. Got a continuation, "[[RevengeOfTheSequel El Regreso de la Suburban Dorada]]".
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* '''Type A''' - ''Classic '''The Full Story Of The Song''''': An expansion of the song's narrative content into a movie.
* '''Type B''' - ''Song Name '''The Movie''''': The movie is TitledAfterTheSong, but not related by content; likely it's to capitalize on a recent hit.
* ''' Type C''' - ''Their Greatest Hit '''The Movie''''': A {{Biopic}} of a notable singer or band, the movie is named for one of the singer's hits. {{Biopic}}s named after the singer or band themselves don't count.

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* '''Type A''' - ''Classic '''The Full Story Of The Song''''': An expansion of the song's narrative content into a movie.
* '''Type B''' - ''Song Name '''The Movie''''': The movie is TitledAfterTheSong, but not related by content; likely it's to capitalize on a recent hit.
* ''' Type C''' - ''Their Greatest Hit '''The Movie''''': A {{Biopic}} of a notable singer or band, the movie is named for one of the singer's hits. {{Biopic}}s named after the singer or band themselves don't count.

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!Examples - Type C (''Their Greatest Hit '''The Movie''''')

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* ''Film/WhatsLoveGotToDoWithIt'': Tina Turner

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* ''Film/WhatsLoveGotToDoWithIt'': ''Film/WhatsLoveGotToDoWithIt1993'': Tina Turner
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* The plot of ''Film/TheDayOfTheBeast'' (1995) follows the lyrics of the 1994 song ''Apocalipsis 25-D'' by Ktulu, which describes three men obsessively searching for traces of the Beast throughout a city during Christmas as the Apocalypse is nearing. The song is included in the film's soundtrack and José María [[InUniverseSoundtrack plays it]] when he first meets Ángel.


* ''Feeling Minnesota''--though the song is "Feelin' Minnesota".

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* ''Feeling Minnesota''--though the song is "Feelin' Minnesota".Minnesota''--named after a lyric from, and partly inspired by, Music/Soundgarden's "Outshined"
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* ''The Indian Runner''

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* ''The Indian Runner''Runner'', based on Music/BruceSpringsteen's song "Highway Patrolman"
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* The 1984 Spanish animated film ''WesternAnimation/KatyLaOruga'' (''Katy the Caterpillar'') was based on a hit single by Lucerito which came around months after the song's release. Later gained a sequel in 1987 called ''Katy, Kiki y Koko'' (known as ''Katy & The Katerpillar Kids'' in English).


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